Sentence examples for going to nurse from inspiring English sources

I am a competitive person, so I decided I was going to nurse him and pump at the same time, so we'd have milk enough for six months.

How on earth is she going to nurse a baby with fangs?" Sookie came in saying she wanted to keep her private life private, but being Sookie, it's not long before she's yelling at the whole bar: "Yes, I had sex with Bill!" So coy.

Why, one might wonder, does a "community facility" have to sell a $145 silky black nursing bra or a rhinestone-encrusted number by a company called HOTmilk? "Are you going to nurse in something that looks like a stretched-out athletic sock, or do you want to wear a completely blinged-out HOTmilk or Marlies Dekkers nursing bra that looks just like what Lady Gaga wears?" Ms. Rakowski-Gallagher said.

Serrette also recommends that if you're going to nurse when you return to work, block out time on your calendar, as if for a meeting, to pump every day.

I realized then that she wasn't going to nurse.

"He's going to nurse high speed rail, follow through with education reform, complete prison realignment.

"I met so many nurses there, I ended up going to nursing school," she said.

"I haven't looked up going to nursing school in two years".

"They distributed fliers in the villages saying that going to nursing school can cost you your life.

Village to Village helps establish programs to enable the elderly "age in place," rather than going to nursing homes.

"That's when I thought about going to nursing school," she said.